[2025 Shanghai Attraction] Travel Guide for Oriental Pearl Radio & Television Tower (Updated Apr)

Traveling to China is easy and very budget-friendly these days. The main budget will be tickets and hotels. You should book in advance about 2-3 months. ✈️ Book a ticket on China Southern Airlines (free weight 23 kg) transiting the plane in Guangzhou for 2.10 hours (a good time to walk around and find something to eat in the airport for a while (or if you prefer a direct flight, there are also some). 🏨Most hotels in China are mainly traveled by Metro. We recommend choosing a hotel next to the Metro for convenient travel. You should check the price and book at least 2 months in advance. 📞For mobile phones, we turned on roaming and added travel insurance in the package. The price is very good at 599 baht, 10 GB, 10 days. I must say that I used it to the fullest but had some left over. It's better than having to buy more. #Traveling to China #Prepare for a trip to China

📍｜Shanghai Qiantan Shangri-La｜🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 The rooms at Shangri-La are not overly luxurious, but give people a warm and comfortable feeling, with a kind of elegance that is more elegant than the bustling Shanghai "Midao". 😍 The changes in the brick cladding styles in the elevator hall outline the rhythm of spatial changes, alleviate the visual fatigue of a single material, and add flowing vitality to the space. The retro elevator pointer and Shikumen-style elevator door frame allow people to truly touch Shanghai's past and feel the delicate and trivial atmosphere of "Shanghai's Past". The Shikumen-image wallpaper in the guest rooms continues the theme, and the carpet patterns and the crabapple glass of the screens are full of retro feel, constantly activating the memories of old Shanghai. 🥹👍 Hotel room 🌟🌟🌟🌟 All guest rooms are equipped with a rest bed or sofa bed. The 56 king-size rooms can be flexibly converted into twin-size rooms to meet the needs of large conference groups and family trips. All guest rooms are equipped with a 24-hour imported drinking water system in response to Shangri-La Group’s initiative to reduce the use of disposable plastics and support the community in promoting environmental protection. Hotel catering 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 It houses 2 restaurants, a lobby lounge and a bar. The all-day restaurant "Qiantanhui" has multiple open stalls that provide guests with a selection of global delicacies. The Chinese restaurant "Xiang Ju Jiang Nan Zao" specializing in new Huaiyang cuisine continues Shangri-La Group's consistent pursuit of high quality Chinese cuisine, aiming to let guests enjoy To the ultimate in innovative Huaiyang cuisine. 🎈The bar on the first floor "GardenLab"🍷 Making guests feel as if they are in a natural rice garden, the signature herbal cocktail series, selected wines and a range of international drinks provide abundant choices for drinking time. The "Qianxiang Lounge" in the lobby has several unique dining experience areas, including the "Stir&Sip Coffee Bar", the "Xiangyu Tea" tea space, and the "Hua Yuyu" flower and fruit shop. Guests can enjoy the aroma of tea, mellow coffee and homemade baked cakes in a relaxing atmosphere. Hotel transportation 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 The Shangri-La Hotel, Qiantan, Shanghai is located in the Qiantan area of ​​Pudong Expo, and is connected to Qiantan Taikoo Li and Qiantan Center Building. The transportation is convenient. It is only a few minutes' walk to the Oriental Sports Center Station of the Metro. Lines 6, 8 and 11 all intersect here. 🚄👍

Day 1: Arrival in Shanghai Morning: Arrive at Shanghai Pudong International Airport. Afternoon: Visit the Bund, enjoy the scenery on both sides of the Huangpu River, and take photos. Evening: Stroll along Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street, enjoy night shopping and food. Day 2: Cultural and Historical Exploration Morning: Visit the Shanghai Museum to learn about China's rich history and culture. Afternoon: Tour Yuyuan Garden and the City God Temple to experience the traditional Jiangnan garden style. Evening: Have dinner at Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant and taste authentic xiaolongbao. Day 3: Modernity and Technology Morning: Visit the Oriental Pearl Tower and enjoy a panoramic view of Shanghai from the top. Afternoon: Visit the Shanghai Science and Technology Museum, which is great for families with its interactive and engaging exhibits. Evening: Take a night cruise on the Huangpu River and enjoy the Shanghai light show. Day 4: Surrounding Area Tour All day: Choose a day trip to Zhujiajiao Ancient Town or Zhouzhuang to experience the charm of the water towns. Day 5: Shopping and Departure Morning: Last-minute shopping in the city, you can go to Tianzifang or Xintiandi, where there are many independent designer shops and artworks. Alternatively, you can visit the Bicester Outlet near Pudong Airport for some shopping before your flight. Afternoon: Head to the airport according to your flight schedule.

#ChinaTravelMoments 📍Shanghai (Shanghai, China) Shanghai is a city that boasts a splendid skyline that is called the 'New York of the East'. The night view along the Huangpu River is overwhelmingly beautiful, and the **Oriental Pearl Tower (东方明珠塔)** is the most striking landmark among them. 🚢 Take a Huangpu River cruise to enjoy the night view of Shanghai, or walk along the Bund (外滩) Street to enjoy the harmony of European-style architecture and neon signs! 📸 🛍️ If you want to go shopping, we recommend **Nanjing East Road (南京东路)** to enjoy the splendid downtown atmosphere while shopping!

Shanghai trip in 17 hours 📍Oriental Pearl: Oriental Pearl, which usually turns off its lights at 10 PM! I watched the lights go off at the entrance of the park on the Bund side, and when the lights went off, there were a lot of stars in the Shanghai sky. This was also pretty, so I enjoyed it for a long time. On January 1st, when I went, it was a holiday, so they extended the opening by an hour until 11 PM. ㅎㅎ 📍Mercedes-Benz Arena: The building itself was magnificent, and I enjoyed the New Year's concert. Many famous singers came out, and the tickets were around 1,000 yuan, but there were cheaper seats. The view was good and comfortable. ㅎㅎ (I bought the tickets on a ticket app called 大麦) 📍Haidilao: Haidilao, a must-visit when traveling to China! The People's Square branch or the tourist branch had long lines, so I went to the quiet branch. Ending my Shanghai trip to celebrate the New Year with a bowl of Mi Xue Bing Cheng ice cream (I went for a really short time, but I was satisfied with the Bund night view alone.) #ChinaTravelMoment #ChinaTravel #ShanghaiTravel

Shanghai 5 days 4 nights travel plan 🇨🇳 Travel by Shanghai Airlines Day 1: - Depart from BKK —>> PVG (Pudong Airport) 05:00-10:35 - On the first day, walk around Nanjing Road and take pictures of The Bund Day 2: Visit Disneyland at 11:00, travel by Metro. Today, it rained all day, so traveling was a bit difficult. But we got to play almost all the rides at Disney 😆 No need to queue for rides Day 3: - In the morning, travel to the Pearl Tower to take pictures around the area and stop for lunch at Super Brand Mall, which is near the Pearl Tower - Continue to Qipu Road Clothing to buy additional clothes (like walking around Sampeng & Pratunam in our country) - In the evening, travel to Yuyuan Old Street to hunt for the Xiaolongbao that we reviewed And stop for some snacks along the way Day 4: - Morning travel to Anfu road to take Korean style photos - Continue to Wukang Mansion, a popular photo spot - In the afternoon and evening, travel to Xintiandi, do some shopping and stop by to buy some popular bread from Butterful & Creamorous Day 5: - Stop to take photos at Tian an 1000 trees. On the way, you have to get off at a station with Starbucks, so stop to take some photos - Travel back to Thailand PVG —>> BKK Round 22:15-01:55 💰Average price per person: 25,000-30,000 THB The price will be a little high because we eat at many restaurants 😂 🗓️ Apps used throughout the trip: - Alipay (spend money, travel by train, and call for a car service) - Amap (use to see the travel map *available in English) - A little cash (used once because Alipay could not be paid) #travelchina #trip

🏖️Landmarks: The Bund, Oriental Pearl Tower 🚇Transportation: Didi Taxi 📷Photo Spots: The Bund, Nanjing East Road, Oriental Pearl Tower Shanghai Central Hotel Stay Review The Shanghai Central Hotel is a very convenient hotel located in the city center, close to major tourist attractions, shopping malls, and subway stations, making transportation very convenient. The interior of the hotel features modern design and clean decor, creating a comfortable atmosphere. Rooms The rooms are spacious and cozy, with very comfortable beds. The facilities were well-equipped, making it convenient to use. The view of Shanghai's beautiful nightscape through the window was particularly impressive. The bathroom was spacious and clean, with luxurious and thoughtfully prepared toiletries. Service The hotel staff were very friendly and professional. Check-in and check-out were quick and smooth, and all requests were promptly handled. The food provided at the hotel's restaurant was also delicious, and the quality of the breakfast buffet was very good. Location Located in the heart of Shanghai, it is convenient to move around as tourist attractions and shopping streets are nearby. There are many restaurants and shops within walking distance, making it a great location for dining out or shopping. Conclusion The Shanghai Central Hotel is a satisfying hotel in terms of location, service, and facilities. It is a great accommodation to recommend to travelers visiting Shanghai. If I visit Shanghai again, I would like to stay here again. Shanghai Travel Review: Nanjing East Road, Oriental Pearl Tower, The Bund The highlight of my trip to Shanghai was definitely visiting Nanjing East Road, the Oriental Pearl Tower, and The Bund. Each place had its own unique charm and atmosphere, making it a really enjoyable time. Nanjing East Road Nanjing East Road is a representative shopping street in Shanghai, always bustling with people. With a variety of brand stores and restaurants, it was great for shopping as well as enjoying the atmosphere of the street itself. At night, the neon lights made it feel even more vibrant. Oriental Pearl Tower The Oriental Pearl Tower is one of Shanghai's landmarks. The view of Shanghai from the top of the tower was truly spectacular. Especially in the evening, you can see the dazzling city lights, which doubled the excitement. Besides the observation deck, there were various exhibitions that made for an interesting time. The Bund The Bund is a historic area of Shanghai, with buildings that retain an old-world charm. You can enjoy a leisurely stroll here, taking in the wonderful scenery where the past and present of the city coexist. Walking along the riverside and taking photos with the Oriental Pearl Tower in the background is also recommended.

#Travel itinerary ⚡️Day 1⚡️ Check-in at Central Hotel - Lilian Bakery - Grandmother Restaurant - Move to Disneyland 1️⃣ For those arriving after 11pm, there are two ways to get from Pudong Airport to the city! 1. Take Didi or Taxi - Estimated Fare 150CNY (30,000KRW) - Approximate Travel Time 40 Minutes 2. Take Night Bus - 22CNY (4,400KRW) - Approximate Travel Time 1 Hour - Random Interval 2️⃣ Check-in at Hotel I used Central Hotel and paid 1,000CNY as a deposit in advance. The deposit can be paid in cash/card/Ali. 3️⃣ Lilian Bakery Lillian Bakery is located near Shinsegae Department Store. We ordered 2 egg tarts and 2 cheese tarts as a set and paid 32CNY (6,400 won). 4️⃣ Grand Mother Restaurant This is the most famous Dongpo Pork restaurant for Koreans! We paid 192CNY for Dongpo Pork / Mapo Tofu / Fried Rice with Eggs / 2 Bottles of Tsingtao. Since there are so many Koreans in this restaurant, I was worried about waiting, but there was no waiting after 1pm. To be honest, Grand Mother Restaurant was just okay. There are many Dongpo Pork restaurants near Nanjing East Road, so I recommend going there! 5️⃣ Disneyland Take the Didi (78.53CNY) to Disneyland comfortably. You have to transfer twice to the subway, so I went to Didi with peace of mind! We entered at 3pm on Thursday, but there were less people than I expected. However, for popular attractions, the waiting time is 90 minutes, and taking pictures is 300 hours. The most popular attraction/photo shoot is Zootopia, which is only available at Shanghai Disney, so if you like Zootopia, go straight to Zootopia Land! The traffic lights were different and the cute town was the best... The fireworks were held twice in total 8:30 9:30 It was held on the same route, so go at the time you want. We waited for an hour at a good spot, but since we were in the front row, we all sat on the ground to watch. (You have to sit down to watch) If you want to watch from the front row, be sure to bring a handkerchief! 6️⃣ How about street skewers instead of restaurants? We left at 10 and went to our accommodation at 11:30. We ordered skewers from a skewer truck right in front of the hotel for dinner! Sometimes, I think these local moments are really great when traveling. Tip💡 - If you wait for Didi at Disneyland, you will be subjected to a lot of solicitation (Didi won't come if you call him/I'm a Didi driver, etc.). Didi will come in on its own, so ignore all of that. - Be careful of fake dolls sold at the Disneyland entrance! They are expensive and look so similar to the real thing that I was a little surprised. - If you like street food, be sure to bring some with you. - They confiscate selfie sticks at Shanghai Disneyland. The story is too long, so I'll continue in the next episode!

Transportation: Take the high-speed train to Shanghai Hongqiao Railway Station. Shanghai's subway is very convenient and can reach almost all the scenic spots. Especially Line 2, which goes to Jing'an Temple, Nanjing Road, the Bund, Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai Tower, and other attractions. Itinerary: Day 1: Shanghai Tower (4A)—The Bund—Nanjing Road Shanghai Tower is 632 meters high, the tallest building in China and the third tallest in the world. Together with the nearby Shanghai World Financial Center and Jin Mao Tower, they are known as the "Big Three of Lujiazui". Take the elevator to the 118th floor, and you can see the Oriental Pearl Tower beneath your feet. The 360° panoramic glass windows offer a full view of Shanghai. After leaving Shanghai Tower, walk 500 meters to Dongchang Road Wharf, where you can take a ferry to the Bund Ferry Terminal on the opposite bank for only two yuan. There's no need to spend money on a Huangpu River cruise. My mother said this was the best deal in Shanghai. The Bund's night view is beautiful, so it's recommended to visit after Nanjing Road. Day 2: Yu Garden (4A)—City God Temple—Site of the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China (5A)—Jing'an Temple Yu Garden is a private garden built by Pan Yunduan, who once served as the governor of Sichuan. It is much smaller than the Humble Administrator's Garden and Tiger Hill in Suzhou. The City God Temple is a Taoist temple right next to the exit of Yu Garden. The Site of the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China is also a 5A scenic spot. Those interested in history can come and experience the place where the most important meeting in the history of the Communist Party of China was held in such a small room. It truly is a spark that can start a prairie fire. Jing'an Temple is a temple located in the bustling downtown area. Its roof is entirely covered with golden tiles, which is quite unique. Food: For breakfast, we recommend Shanghai's specialty snacks, such as pan-fried buns and duck blood vermicelli soup from Xiao Yang Sheng Jian. The pan-fried buns are filled with flavorful soup and have a delicious taste. For lunch, we recommend Hua Fu (Lujiazui Center Branch). The tableware, presentation, and taste are all top-notch. The restaurants on Nanjing Road and the Bund are more expensive. Accommodation: We recommend the Jinling Purple Mountain Hotel Shanghai. It's a five-star hotel located near the subway Line 2 in Lujiazui, close to Shanghai Tower. It offers a pleasant environment at a reasonable price.

Shanghai, the Pearl of the Orient, attracts tourists from all over the world with its unique charm. From skyscrapers to historical buildings, from bustling commercial streets to quiet alleys, Shanghai always has something new to offer. 📍Must-see attractions, you absolutely cannot miss these: 1. The Bund - Stroll along the Bund and admire the magnificent scenery on both sides of the Huangpu River. On one side are classical buildings, and on the other are modern skyscrapers, showcasing the blend of Shanghai's history and modernity. 2. Oriental Pearl Tower - As a landmark building in Shanghai, ascend the Oriental Pearl Tower to overlook the magnificent scenery of the entire city and experience the thrill and excitement of being high above. 3. Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street - One of Shanghai's most famous commercial streets, it gathers various international brands and local specialty products, making it a great place for shopping and tasting delicious food. 4. Tianzifang - An alley full of artistic atmosphere, it is home to various creative shops, cafes, and art studios, making it a great place to experience Shanghai's artistic vibe. 5. Yu Garden - One of the best-preserved classical gardens in Shanghai, it not only has exquisite ancient buildings but also rich traditional cultural performances and special snacks. 6. Shanghai Museum - It houses a large number of precious cultural relics and artworks, making it a great place to learn about the history and culture of Shanghai and even China. 7. Xintiandi - A commercial area integrating fashion, dining, and entertainment, it has both modern shopping malls and historical Shikumen buildings. 8. Shanghai Disneyland - Whether you are an adult or a child, you can find your own fairy tale world here and enjoy a day of fun. 🍽️Food recommendations, you have to try these: • Xiaolongbao - One of Shanghai's signature snacks, with thin skin, fresh filling, and rich soup, every bite is a burst of happiness. • Shengjian - Crispy on the bottom, soft on the top, and filled with delicious and juicy filling, it is an excellent choice for breakfast or afternoon tea. • Hongshao rou (Braised Pork Belly) - One of Shanghai's traditional famous dishes, it has a bright red color, a tender texture, and a rich flavor that melts in your mouth. • Crab Roe Xiaolongbao - The filling is made of crab roe and paired with the skin of xiaolongbao, offering an incredibly delicious taste and a must-try for Shanghai cuisine. 🚗Transportation, you need to know these: • Shanghai has a very well-developed public transportation system. Subways, buses, and taxis can easily take you to various attractions. • If you want to explore Shanghai more freely, you can choose to rent a car or hire a car service, but pay attention to Shanghai's traffic rules and road conditions. • In addition, Shanghai also offers shared bicycles and walking as means of transportation, allowing you to experience the charm of the city more deeply. 🏨For accommodation, these areas are good: • Near the Bund - You can enjoy the beautiful scenery on both sides of the Huangpu River, and it is conveniently located for visiting various attractions. • Around Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street - Shopping and dining are very convenient, and there are also abundant accommodation options. • Xuhui District - There are many high-end hotels and apartments here, with an elegant and quiet environment, suitable for tourists who want to enjoy a comfortable accommodation experience. Tips: • When traveling in Shanghai, it is recommended to plan your itinerary in advance and understand the opening hours, ticket prices, and other information of each attraction. • Shanghai's shopping and dining expenses are relatively high, so it is recommended to arrange your budget accordingly. • In addition, Shanghai's weather is changeable, so please pay attention to the weather forecast before traveling and prepare appropriate clothing and rain gear!

Dear friends, if you want to take beautiful photos of the Oriental Pearl and the Sakura Sea, you must remember this spot! 📍Exit 1 of Lujiazui Station on Metro Line 2. After exiting the station, take the escalator up to the circular overpass. Turn right and walk a few dozen meters, and you'll see a stunning sea of cherry blossoms. A vast expanse of cherry blossoms forms a continuous sea, and the view from the overpass is spectacular, with the pink blossoms being incredibly soothing 🌸 On the overpass, you can also take the escalator like in picture 7. This angle allows you to look up at the Oriental Pearl with the pink cherry blossoms as the backdrop, creating a truly dreamy scene! Last year, the cherry blossoms bloomed around March 20th, and this year they are expected to be in full bloom by the end of March. Before the blooming season arrives, make sure to note down this amazing photo spot. When the time comes, gather your friends and take some stunning photos that will blow up your social media, leaving beautiful spring memories!

I fell in love with Shanghai. This trip was great. The lights were beautiful both day and night. The food was delicious. The transportation was convenient. The price was impressive. I could call Didi the whole trip. Not being able to speak Chinese was not a problem. The people here were very nice and always helped me. You can use the translate app to help you. And I would like you to try Ah Ma Handmade's milk tea. It's the most delicious and creamy. You have to try it. #ShanghaiTravel

If you're planning a trip to Shanghai in March, it's best to revise your itinerary. Here are some important things to keep in mind: The Bund: The Bund's lights turn off at 10pm. If you want to enjoy the night view, go early. If you want to take beautiful photos, arrive before the lights go out. The Bund is crowded, and the best spot for photos is along the riverside fence, with the historic buildings as a backdrop. It's super atmospheric. Admission: Free. Huangpu River: You can take a ferry for ¥2 to tour the Huangpu River. While the view from the ferry isn't as good as from a sightseeing boat, it's incredibly cost-effective. The best route is from Puxi to Pudong, or vice versa, to experience crossing the river. Disney Resort: If you plan to visit Disney Resort, staying in Xujiahui is convenient, as Line 11 goes directly there. Ticket prices vary depending on the date and ticket type. Check the official channels for details. After entering, head to popular attractions like Tron Lightcycle Power Run and Seven Dwarfs Mine Train. Plan your route based on the crowds and your preferences. There are many photo spots in Disney Resort, such as in front of the castle and the Alice in Wonderland Maze. Note: Outside food is not allowed, and food inside is expensive. You can bring some small snacks. Local Treats: Try the turkey legs and corn dogs. Transportation: Public transport is the way to go in Shanghai. The subway and buses are very convenient. The subway network is extensive and covers most attractions. There's no need to take a taxi, especially during rush hour, as traffic can be heavy. North Bund: If you want to avoid the crowds at the Bund, the North Bund offers similar views and photo opportunities of the historic buildings and the Bund's iconic trio. The photo ops are fantastic. Admission: Free. Wukang Building: Visit Wukang Building in the morning. It gets crowded in the afternoon, and the lighting isn't good for photos in the evening. Afterward, stroll down Anfu Road, which has many trendy shops. Xujiahui Cathedral and Xujiahui Library are also within walking distance. The best photo spot for Wukang Building is at the intersection of Wukang Road and Huaihai Middle Road, where you can capture the entire building. Admission: Free. Local Treats: There are many coffee shops and dessert places nearby, such as Peet's Coffee and Mabushi Ice Cream. Shanghai City Walk Routes: Xintiandi, Huaihai Middle Road, Nanjing West Road, Zhang Garden, Shimen Road on Nanjing West Road, Jing'an Temple, and Yuyuan Road are the essence of Shanghai city walks. Stroll along these streets to experience Shanghai's unique charm and discover interesting shops and architecture. Admission: Free. Oriental Pearl Tower: You don't need to pay to go up the Oriental Pearl Tower. The overpass outside offers great photo opportunities with similar views. The Bund Finance Center has a nice night view, too. Oriental Pearl Tower ticket prices vary depending on the activity. Check online for details. Photo Spot: The overpass, with the Oriental Pearl Tower in the background. Note: The area is crowded, so keep your belongings safe. Local Treats: Try the shengjian bao (pan-fried dumplings) and pork ribs rice cakes nearby. Tianzifang: Tianzifang doesn't have many shops now, and it's not crowded. It's not recommended. Yu Garden (City God Temple): Visit Yu Garden (City God Temple) in the evening to see the blend of old and new Shanghai. It's very charming. However, the snacks here are overpriced and not very tasty. Yu Garden ticket prices are available on official channels. The best photo spots are the ancient stage and Zigzag Bridge. Note: It's crowded, so be mindful of your safety. Local Treats: Nanxiang Steamed Bun Restaurant's xiaolongbao are famous, but expect long lines. Lujiazui: In Lujiazui, take a stroll or bike ride in Binjiang Park, enjoying the evening breeze and the view of the historic buildings across the river. The Pudong Museum of Art is next door. Even if you don't want to buy a ticket, the museum's exterior has a great light show. Admission: Binjiang Park is free. Pudong Museum of Art ticket prices vary depending on the exhibition. Photo Spot: The waterfront platform in Binjiang Park. Note: Be careful by the river at night. Local Treats: There are many Western and Japanese restaurants nearby. Transportation Hubs: Both Hongqiao Railway Station and Pudong International Airport have direct subway lines to the city center. Taking a taxi requires queuing and wastes time. The subway is faster and more convenient.

📍Overview of the trip: Take photos at popular spots and then head to Shanghai Disneyland. 🚩Travel route: We traveled by DiDi throughout the trip as it was very convenient. 🏖️ Must-visit attractions: Walk along the river to see the Oriental Pearl Tower. Disneyland is a must-visit, especially Zootopia. 🚇Transportation: DiDi is the best choice, convenient and affordable. 📷Photo spots: By the river with a clear view of the Oriental Pearl Tower, and the green pillars in Zootopia at Disneyland. 🍜Recommended food: Crab roe noodles are very delicious. 🏠Recommended accommodation: Affordable and good, with free washing and drying machines. It doesn't get better than this. 💡Precautions: Summer is extremely hot, even hotter than Thailand. Return to the hotel by 4:30 PM.

"Night Shanghai, night Shanghai, you are a city that never sleeps", Zhou Xuan's classic "Night Shanghai", expresses the various charms of Shanghai, and also makes countless people yearn for this city. Shanghai in February, the flavor of the year has not dissipated, and through the vitality of spring, it is a good time to play, quickly follow this guide to explore! 📸 Check-in attractions The Bund 📍Address: Zhongshan East 1st Road, Huangpu District 🎫 Tickets: Free ⏳Time: Open all day "The lights are up, the cars are ringing, and the singing and dancing are rising." The night of the Outer Banks in February is still dazzling. The European-style architecture of the world complements the modern high-rise buildings in Lujiazui on the other side, and the lights shine like stars. Strolling along the Outer Banks, the river breeze blows on your face, and you can really feel the prosperity and romance of Shanghai. Here, you can take super atmospheric photos and preserve this charming night scene forever📸. Yuyuan 📍Address: 168 Fuyou Road, Huangpu District 🎫Tickets: 40 yuan/person ⏳Time: 08:30 - 17:00 February is the Lunar New Year, and the Yuyuan Garden is decorated with a Lunar New Year flavour. The antique pavilions and pavilions are hung with red lanterns, which is very lively. Walk through the garden, enjoy the beautiful Jiangnan garden landscape, and taste a variety of specialty snacks. "Looks like a painting, sounds like a song", the beautiful scenery of Yuyuan, as coming out of the lyrics, is full of poetry. Tianzifang 📍Address: Lane 210, Taikang Road, Huangpu District 🎫 Tickets: Free ⏳Time: Open all day Tin Zi Fong is a photo-taking place for literary and artistic youth. There are criss-crossing alleys, which hide many creative shops, art studios and specialty restaurants. In February, Tianzifang, you can occasionally see street artists performing, full of life. Stroll there, feel the slow pace of life in Shanghai, and enjoy the leisure time. The Pearl of the Orient 📍Address: No. 1 Century Avenue, Pudong New Area 🎫 Tickets: Different package prices vary, it is recommended to choose as needed ⏳Time: 08:30 - 21:30 As an iconic building in Shanghai, the Pearl of the Orient is a must-visit. Climb the observation deck and have a panoramic view of Shanghai. During the day you can overlook the bustling city, and at night you can enjoy the brilliant night view. "If you don't get drunk, everyone will get drunk, and your youth will be wasted." Standing at a high place, you can feel the vitality of this city, as if time has slowed down. 🍽️What to eat Fried buns are a must-try delicacy, crispy skin, juicy meat filling, bite the soup overflowing, super satisfying 😋; ribs year cake is not to be missed, tender ribs with soft and glutinous year cake, sweet and salty moderate; and green dumplings, as a seasonal dim sum in February, soft and sweet, full of spring taste. In addition, serve with a cup of fragrant coffee to experience Shanghai’s exquisite food culture. 🏡Where to live Recommended to stay in Huangpu District or Pudong New Area, convenient transportation and close to major attractions. There are a variety of hotels and homestay options to meet different budgets and needs 🛏️, making it easy to travel and rest. 🚶‍♀️How to get there ✈️: Shanghai Pudong International Airport and Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport have numerous routes. 🚄: Shanghai Station, Shanghai South Station, Shanghai Hongqiao Station and other transportation hubs, convenient to arrive by high-speed rail from all over the world. Shanghai in February has both historical rhyme and modern vitality in the melody of “Night Shanghai”. Come and start this charming trip to Shanghai! 🎉

1. Itinerary: Attraction destination ☞ Attraction destination [Day 1] The Bund ☞ Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street ☞ Oriental Pearl Tower [Day 2] Shanghai Museum ☞ Yuyuan Garden ☞ Xintiandi [Day 3] Shanghai Disney Resort ☞ Shanghai Wild Animal Park [Day 4] Shanghai Tower ☞ Tianzifang ☞ Shanghai Old Street 2. Recommended attractions The Bund: Enjoy the urban scenery on both sides of the Huangpu River and feel the prosperity and history of Shanghai. Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street: Shopping and leisure, experience the fashion and vitality of Shanghai. Oriental Pearl Tower: Overlook the city from the tower and appreciate the charm of the magic city. Shanghai Museum: Learn about the history and culture of Shanghai and appreciate the rich collection of cultural relics. Yuyuan Garden: Classical garden architecture, feel the delicacy and charm of Jiangnan gardens. Xintiandi: Fashion and leisure area, taste the modern urban style of Shanghai. Shanghai Disney Resort: Enjoy fairy-tale happiness, suitable for family travel. Shanghai Wild Animal Park: Observe wild animals up close and experience the natural ecology. Shanghai Tower: Climb the tallest building in China and overlook the panoramic view of Shanghai. Tianzifang: A gathering place for art and creativity, feel the cultural atmosphere of Shanghai. Shanghai Old Street: Taste the style of old Shanghai and look for the traces of history. 3. Recommended food Xiaolongbao: A Shanghai specialty snack, thin skin, lots of filling, and delicious soup. Pan-fried buns: Crispy crust, juicy meat filling, the first choice for breakfast. Sweet and sour pork ribs: Sweet and sour, tender meat, a classic of Shanghai cuisine. Braised pork: Fat but not greasy, bright red color, rich taste. Crab shell yellow: Crispy shell, delicious crab meat, a traditional Shanghai dim sum. Chicken porridge: Soft and glutinous porridge with tender chicken, rich in nutrition. Smoked fish: Unique smoked flavor, tender fish, a good dish to go with wine. With this guide, your trip to Shanghai will definitely be a charming urban journey, where you can not only experience the prosperity and fashion of an international metropolis, but also taste authentic Shanghai cuisine!

Shanghai travel must-see destination is the Bund The Bund, a famous tourist attraction, is crowded with tourists day and night, so you can't enjoy it leisurely Today, I'll tell you about a place where locals enjoy the Bund quietly 1️⃣Shanghai Postal Museum Location: No. 395 Tiantan Road, Hongkou District, Shanghai (290 meters from Tiantan Road, Subway Station No. 3) This is a famous photo spot among Chinese MGs You can take a photo with the Oriental Pearl Tower view in front of the entrance to the Postal Museum 2️⃣North Bund Park Beiwaiwan Small Giant Egg Location: Beiwaiwan International Guest Center, Hongkou District, Shanghai (470m walk from the International Guest Center Station) The Beiwaiwan Park, located north of the Oriental Pearl Tower, is a must-visit photo spot for Chinese MZs and influencers. The oval-shaped glass sculpture reflects nature such as trees and grass, making for pretty pictures. In fact, the sculpture is the entrance to a Japanese restaurant. 3️⃣Manner Coffee (国客滨江店) Manner Coffee Location: 国客中心码头海事塔区域, Hongkou District, Shanghai Among the representative Chinese coffee brand Manner Coffee chain stores, this is the most popular restaurant in Shanghai with a view of the Oriental Pearl Tower. Here is the place 4️⃣Next to the Manner Coffee alley Right next to the alley after Manner Coffee, this is also one of the spots where Chinese people take a lot of pictures You can take pictures as if you were in front of the Oriental Pearl Tower #China travel #Shanghai travel #Shanghai hot place

#February travel support event #China travel #lamb skewers #Shanghai #Shanghai travel course Shanghai, China, which I never thought of, was really beautiful. I had no idea what kind of place China would be but it was considered a travel destination that was so good that I couldn't express it in words. I think it was so good to feel the wind and scenery of China while riding a bike on the road. I want to go there again and do the things I regretted not doing. Everyone, you should definitely go to Shanghai. It's a travel destination you won't regret. The culture and architecture are different from other travel destinations and the beauty You have to go😃😃🇨🇳🇨🇳🙏

Stayed at the hotel of my life in Shanghai 🏠 ✔ 500 meters from the Bund and Lujiazui ✔ Bathtub and pool with terrace view ✔ Lie down and see the Oriental Pearl Tower . 1⃣ The hotel location is really great! Right by the Huangpu River~ The night view of the Oriental Pearl Tower and the scenery on both sides of the river is amazing! 2⃣ The room design is also very thoughtful~ You can see the Bund and the three-piece set, and the small balcony is definitely a plus! The "Blossoms" theme in the public area is simply a visual feast 3⃣ Breakfast can be eaten outdoors, enjoying the morning view of the Oriental Pearl Tower ✨ The protein rolls for breakfast are also excellent! Recommended~ 4⃣ Overall, I am very satisfied with this stay 👍, the hotel manager is meticulous and considerate! A must-stay when coming to Shanghai, the location is unbeatable, the service is good, and I will come again next time!

📸 3,000+ luxury hotels, every photo is a masterpiece! Stunning views revealed! As a hotel experience expert and photographer, I finally checked in to the legendary Ritz-Carlton Shanghai! After a 3-day, 2-night stay, all I can say is— As expected of a top luxury hotel in Shanghai, every photo is a masterpiece! I stayed at the Ritz-Carlton Shanghai with my child, and I was amazed by their thoughtful service! 👶 📷✨ 🏨 Room: 270° panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows with a view of the Bund at night I was blown away as soon as I entered the room! The huge floor-to-ceiling windows face the Bund, with a view of the Oriental Pearl Tower and the Huangpu River. As soon as I entered the room, I saw a Ritz-Carlton lion baby card and backpack on the bed, which was super cute! My child fell in love with it at first sight and wouldn't let go~🦁️ ⛺️ Even more surprising, there was a small tent in the room! My child had a great time playing in it, like they had their own little world. 🍽️ The brunch was also amazing! A wide variety of delicious food, and we had a great time~😋 📸 Photography tips: You have to check out these spots! 1️⃣ Room floor-to-ceiling windows: At dusk, turn on the room lights and take silhouette photos for a great atmosphere! 2️⃣ Rooftop bar terrace: The Bund is brightly lit at night. Use long exposure to capture the traffic and neon lights. Stunning! 💖 This stay was a perfect 10! The Ritz-Carlton's attentive service made our family feel so happy~💕

Day 1️⃣： Itinerary: ✅People's Square→✅Nanjing Road→✅The Bund→✅Yu Garden Arrive in Shanghai, drop off your luggage at the hotel, and visit People's Square to eat the signature "Clam and Pig Liver Noodles" at Old Alley. Stroll along Nanjing Road to the Bund and take photos of the "Three Towers". Visit Yu Garden and City God Temple in the evening and eat snacks such as rice cakes with ribs and crab roe soup dumplings. Order fried skewers for a late-night snack! Day 2️⃣： Itinerary: ✅Lion Grove Garden→✅Humble Administrator's Garden→✅Guanqian Street Take the high-speed train to Suzhou and take a taxi to the hotel next to the Humble Administrator's Garden. Take photos at Lion Grove Garden and eat Three Shrimp Noodles. Visit Guanqian Street in the afternoon: experience lacquer fan crafts and eat plum blossom cakes. Visit the Humble Administrator's Garden 1.5 hours before closing and listen to the guide. Eat Suzhou-style crab meat, crab roe soup dumplings, and braised eel in soy sauce in the evening. Day 3️⃣： Itinerary: ✅Pingjiang Road→✅Hanshan Temple→✅Shanghai IFC Mall→✅Jing'an Temple Order popular snacks for breakfast. Visit Pingjiang Road during off-peak hours and take a hand-rowed boat to enjoy the water town scenery. Visit Hanshan Temple in the afternoon and find a popular restaurant to eat squirrel fish, braised eel in soy sauce, crispy duck, and Longjing shrimp. Take the train to Shanghai in the evening, visit Jing'an Temple to take photos, eat rice burgers, and buy souvenirs. Day 4️⃣： Itinerary: ✅Lujiazui→✅Oriental Pearl Tower Visit the Oriental Pearl Tower in Lujiazui in the morning and take photos. Pack your luggage, take the subway to the airport, and return to Shenzhen. Travel tips: ① We don't recommend taking a taxi. We recommend taking the subway to save time and money! ☑️1-day subway pass: CNY 18, unlimited rides within 24 hours of first use ☑️3-day subway pass: CNY 45, unlimited rides within 72 hours of first use ② You need to make a reservation in advance for exhibition halls, former residences of celebrities, museums, and other attractions! ③ We recommend buying souvenirs at shopping malls. ④ We recommend staying near a subway station and choosing an apartment hotel. We don't recommend staying in an old Western-style house. ⑤ You don't need to take a sightseeing ferry that costs hundreds of yuan. CNY 2 is enough. ⑥ Choose Hongqiao Airport if you're going to the city center and Pudong Airport if you're going to Disneyland!

📍 **Shanghai Itinerary in 200 Words** **🚩 Sightseeing Route**: - **Day 1**: The Bund, Yu Garden, Shanghai Old Street. - **Day 2**: Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai Tower, Nanjing Road. - **Day 3**: Shanghai Museum, Tianzifang, Zhujiajiao Water Town. **🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions**: The Bund, Yu Garden, Oriental Pearl Tower, Shanghai Disneyland, Zhujiajiao Water Town. **🚇 Transportation**: Efficient metro, taxis (Didi app), biking, and the Maglev Train from Pudong Airport. **📷 Photo Spots**: The Bund at night, Yu Garden, Shanghai Tower, Tianzifang, Zhujiajiao Water Town. **🍜 Local Cuisine**: Xiaolongbao, Shengjianbao, Shanghai noodles, hairy crab (autumn), braised pork belly. **🏠 Accommodation**: - Forest Hotel (People’s Square). - Luxury: The Peninsula Shanghai. - Budget: Hostels in the French Concession. **💡 Tips**: - Learn basic Mandarin or use translation apps. - Carry cash (RMB) for small vendors. - Check weather; summers are hot, winters chilly. - No tipping required. - Get a local SIM or portable Wi-Fi. Enjoy Shanghai’s blend of tradition and modernity! 🌆✨#shanghai #china

#เที่ยวจีน เปิดพิกัดถ่ายรูปหอไข่มุก สวยทั้งกลางวันและกลางคืนเลยค่ะ #shanghai #china Qingren Flower Sight & Waibaidu Bridge (Garden Bridge) 🚆 MRT line 2, 10 | East Nanjing Rd. exit 6 Waibaidu Bridge 🚆 MRT line 2, 10 | East Nanjing Rd. exit 6 Beijing Road 🚆 MRT line 2, 10 | East Nanjing Rd. exit 6 The Bund 🚆 MRT line 2, 10 | East Nanjing Rd. exit 6, 7 North Bund 🚆 MRT line 12 | International Cruise Terminal exit 3 Lujiazui 🚆 line 2 | Lujiazui exit 2,6 #กินเที่ยวกับจี้ #kintiewkubjee #เซี่ยงไฮ้ #ที่เที่ยวเซี่ยงไฮ้ #จีน #เที่ยวเซี่ยงไฮ้ #หอไข่มุก #พิกัดถ่ายรูปหอไข่มุก #มุมถ่ายรูปหอไข่มุก #orientalpearltower

Daytime, blue hour, night view, close-up, long shot, all look great. Most people are at Manner or Zhapu Road Bridge. Who would have thought that the World Reception Center is the best spot? The North Bund is a great place to take photos of Lujiazui, Yangpu Bridge, and the Customs House. Although there are cruise ships at the egg recently, and the popular spot is not as good as before, taking photos of the cruise ships from a different angle is also great. The sky is so blue today, and the Huangpu River looks like the ocean. 📅2025.1.16

Shanghai-Hangzhou-Suzhou, 4-day tour guide is here! Experience the charm of Jiangnan, all in one route, definitely not to be missed! / 🎈Route Overview: DAY1: The Bund - Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street - City God Temple Tourist Area - Huangpu River Cruise (Shiliupu Wharf) - Jinmao Tower - Oriental Pearl Tower Stroll along the Bund and feel the blend of history and modernity in Shanghai; shop on Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street; visit City God Temple and savor traditional customs; take a night cruise on the Huangpu River and enjoy the charming night view; finally, ascend Jinmao Tower and Oriental Pearl Tower to overlook the bustling city. DAY2: Lingering Garden - Xitang Scenic Area - Wuzhen Xizha Explore Lingering Garden and experience the beauty of Suzhou gardens; then head to Xitang to feel the charm of the ancient water town; arrive at Wuzhen Xizha at night, stroll along the ancient streets lit by lanterns, and enjoy the tranquility. DAY3: Lu Xun's Hometown Scenic Area - Shaoxing Keyan Scenic Area - Jianhu - Hangzhou Songcheng Visit Lu Xun's Hometown and trace the footsteps of the literary giant; tour Keyan Scenic Area and Jianhu to appreciate the natural and cultural charm of Shaoxing; head to Hangzhou Songcheng at night, travel through time, and experience the Song Dynasty style. DAY4: West Lake Scenic Area - Su Causeway - Qinghefang Street Stroll along Su Causeway in West Lake and enjoy the beautiful scenery; tour West Lake Scenic Area to appreciate the beauty of Hangzhou's mountains and waters; finally, visit Qinghefang Street to savor the ancient city life. / Must-visit attractions: 🌟The Bund Recommendation: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: Zhongshan East 1st Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai, from Waibaidu Bridge in the north to Shiliupu Wharf in the south ⏰Opening hours: Open all day 🕰️Duration: 1-3 hours A group of buildings with different styles, the night view of the Huangpu River is even more beautiful, a paradise for photography enthusiasts. 🌳West Lake Scenic Area Recommendation: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: No. 1 Longjing Road, Xihu District, Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province ⏰Opening hours: Open all day 🕰️Duration: 1 day A close combination of natural and cultural landscapes, a tour around the lake, everywhere is scenery, every step is a view. 🗼Oriental Pearl Tower Recommendation: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: No. 1 Century Avenue, Pudong New Area, Shanghai ⏰Opening hours: 09:00-21:00 🕰️Duration: 2-3 hours Ascend the Oriental Pearl Tower, enjoy the panoramic view of Shanghai in a unique way, beautiful beyond words. 🏞️Wuzhen Recommendation: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍Address: No. 18 Shifo South Road, Tongxiang City, Jiaxing ⏰Opening hours: 09:00-22:00 🕰️Duration: 1 day A historic Jiangnan ancient town, once a filming location for "Time Flows Like Water", strolling through it feels like traveling back in time. / 🎒 Travel Checklist: 👚 Clothing: January is mild but rainy, bring a light jacket, sweater, windbreaker, and rain gear, don't forget comfortable sneakers. 🎫 Documents: ID card, cash, credit card, and pre-booked attraction e-tickets, ensure a worry-free trip. 🎧 Personal items: Mobile phone, charger, earphones, common medicines, and sunscreen, staying connected and healthy is equally important. / Keep this guide, explore Shanghai-Hangzhou-Suzhou with ease, make your trip more exciting, don't miss it!

🗺️Destination Overview 📍Things to Know Before You Go: 👉Day 1: 🧭Travel Route (Start-End) BKK-SHANGHAI ✈️How to Get There > Call DIDI from the airport to your accommodation 🏖️Must-Visit Attractions Oriental Pearl Tower, The Bund, Jinmao Tower, Pop Mart, Miniso Land, Suzhou, Xin tian di, etc. 🥘Delicious Food Don't miss local street food and morning soy milk at Line 2, People Square Station 🏠Accommodation 1. GEM Hotel (Shanghai Bund Nanjing East Road Pedestrian Street shop) 👉Day 2: Shanghai > Suzhou 🧭Travel Route (Start-End) ✈️How to Get There > Take Line 2 to Shanghai Railway > Buy a train ticket to Suzhou 🏖️Must-Visit Attractions Suzhou Market, you can call Didi to get there easily, costs around 13¥ 👉Day 3: Cafe Time ✈️How to Get There > DIDI throughout the trip 🏖️Must-Visit Attractions > Take photos at The Bund, Xin tian di, Starbucks, Nanjing 🥘Delicious Food > Coffee all the way 👉Day 4: Longhua Temple + Return to Thailand ✈️How to Get There > DIDI 🏖️Must-Visit Attractions > Longhua Temple 💡Tips: Use Alipay, True money wallet, Kbank, WeChat Communicate with DIDI drivers by remembering the last 4 digits of your phone number in Chinese. Example: If your number ends in 1234, before getting in the car, the driver will ask (Yi Er San Si Ma?) Respond with 'Dui'. You can get in the car without paying immediately, but you must pay before calling the next ride. Have a great trip! 💖💖

✨This is a super comprehensive guide carefully compiled by me, an experienced traveler, to help you avoid pitfalls during your winter trip to Shanghai. It includes tickets, transportation, food, and more. Save it now, it's definitely worth it!🎉 🎇Attraction Guide: 👉The Bund (Free) 🕙Open all day 🚇Take Metro Line 2 or 10 to East Nanjing Road Station, then walk for 10 minutes. 💡Tip: Take photos on the less crowded "north side" for the best views! 👉Oriental Pearl Tower (Tickets from CNY 199) 🕙9:00–21:00 🚇Take Metro Line 2 to Lujiazui Station. ✨I recommend buying a two-level ticket for the best value. 👉Yu Garden (Tickets CNY 30/40) 🕙8:45–16:45 🚇Take Metro Line 10 to Yuyuan Garden Station. 🏮Avoid the holiday crowds. City God Temple is nearby. 🚇Transportation Guide: 👉Airport Transportation ✈️Hongqiao Airport: Take Metro Line 2 to the city center. ✈️Pudong Airport: Take the Maglev or Metro Line 2 to the city center. 👉City Transportation 🚅Metro: Covers all major attractions. 🚌Bus: Complements the metro by reaching places it doesn't. 🚖Recommendation: Use the metro as your main form of transportation. It's convenient and fast. 🍜Food Map: 👉Popular Restaurant Recommendations 🍖Xiandelai Spare Ribs and Rice Cakes: The fried ribs are delicious! 🥘Lantingji: Enjoy authentic local cuisine in an old Western-style house. 🥟Caicai Xiaolongbao: Thin skin, juicy filling, and delicious soup! 👉Time-Honored Restaurants 🍜Huxi Old Alley: The clam and pork liver noodles are great. 🥮Guangmingcun Restaurant: Enjoy authentic local cuisine. 🍲Xiaoping Restaurant: You must try the tomato beef and scrambled eggs. 🏨Accommodation Guide: 👉Best Areas 🌃Nanjing Road Business District: Located in the city center. 🎨Tianzifang Art District: Full of artistic atmosphere. 🌉The Bund Riverside Area: Beautiful night views. 🏺Jing'an Temple Business District: High-end and stylish. 📝Checklist: 👉Documents 📱Don't forget your ID card and student ID. 💳Bring some cash. 👉Digital Devices 📱Bring your phone and power bank. 🎧Headphones and a selfie stick are also useful. 👉Daily Necessities 🧴Bring skincare products and sunscreen. 💊Don't forget your regular medication. ⚠️Tips: 1⃣Book your hotel in advance. Prices rise during peak season. 2⃣Choose a well-known hotel chain and check the renovation date. 3⃣Don't choose a room facing the street, or your sleep quality may be affected. 4⃣Make reservations for attractions in advance to save time and effort. 5⃣Follow the recommended route for a more efficient trip. If you're going to Shanghai in winter, follow this guide and you can't go wrong!

#WinterTravel Shanghai Tour Transfer to Harbin Have 6 hours to change planes, load luggage and check in again. The actual trip is less than 2 and a half hours. Stop to take pictures at 3 main spots. • Nanjing East - The Bund (East Nanjing Road Station) • The Bund Sightseeing Tunnel (50 yuan per person) • Take pictures under the Pearl Tower (Lujaizui Station) Depart from the plane at 7.05 am. • Immigration time including everything 45 minutes • Pick up luggage, scan luggage, leave the airport 30 minutes • Exit and walk up to another floor to check in domestically 20 minutes Finish all missions before the trip at 8.40 am. Walk to take the maglev train at 9.02 am. Take the maglev train back at 11.20 am. Time from airport to Longyang Station Only 8 minutes, round trip 80 yuan per person Have to return to board the plane at 1.25 pm. So I intended to return 2 hours before. That is 11.25 AM • Pass through the baggage check for another 15 minutes. • Walk to the gate. This time I got the furthest gate, C98. Walked and looked at the stuff for about 20 minutes. Arrived at the actual gate at about 12.15 PM. Total expenses 325 yuan for 2 people 💵 I tried it. Don't do it. There's very little time. It's not fun at all 🤣 If you have to wait for the plane and want to travel in Shanghai, I recommend connecting for more than 8 hours. Note: - Maglev is the best choice for limited time because it takes 8 minutes but leaves every 20 minutes. Basically, there are 3 rounds per hour. For example, 7.20 / 7.40 / 8.00 AM. And you have to get on and off at Longyang Station only. You have to allow enough time to travel from the city. #เที่ยวมัน #เที่ยวมันพาเที่ยว #Shanghai #Harbin #เที่ยวมันดอทคอม

#cityscape Shanghai, the buzzing metropolis on China’s eastern coast, is a vibrant fusion of modern skyscrapers, rich history, and diverse culture. With so much to see, narrowing it down can be tough, but these top three attractions are essential for any first-time visitor. 1. The Bund – No visit to Shanghai is complete without strolling along The Bund, the city’s iconic waterfront promenade. This historic area is lined with colonial-era buildings, offering a striking contrast to the futuristic skyline across the Huangpu River. Here, you can admire landmarks like the Shanghai Tower and Oriental Pearl Tower, while soaking in views of the bustling city. 2. Yu Garden – Step into tranquility at the Yu Garden, a classical Chinese garden tucked in the heart of Shanghai’s old town. With its peaceful koi ponds, traditional pavilions, and lush greenery, this historical oasis offers a break from the city’s hustle and bustle. Don’t miss the nearby Yuyuan Bazaar for souvenirs and delicious street food. 3. Shanghai Museum – For a deep dive into China’s culture and history, head to the Shanghai Museum in People’s Square. This architectural gem boasts an impressive collection of ancient Chinese art, from calligraphy and ceramics to bronze statues and jade artifacts. It’s a perfect place to learn more about Shanghai’s rich heritage and its role in Chinese civilization. These three attractions capture the essence of Shanghai, offering a perfect blend of history, culture, and modernity in this exciting city.